Comments by "Stephen Walker" (@stephenwalker2924) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. She doesn't believe in anything - except her own career. Typical politician.
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  2. Seemingly, France is just as divided, and as discontented, as the UK.
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  3. Weird innit? There's never a shortage of Mars Bars, Coco Pops, Rice Crispies, Cocaine, Heroin, those little plastic toys stuck on the front of kids' magazines, Rolos, empty Laughing Gas canisters in the street, Creme Eggs (all in the shops by Feburary), tins of cheap lager/cider which are always somehow stronger than more expensive brands - and Ferrero Rocher. ffs
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  4. GOP chose Donald Trump to be their leader and president. TRUMP! So why is Santos such a surprise?
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  5. Harry: "I really hate how the Royal Family talk to the press and tell them secret stuff. So I'm going to talk to the press and tell them secret stuff...wait."
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  6. I admire Channel 4 News for keeping this comment section open. I'm going to miss it when it goes...
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  7. A strange and sad tale. What a lovely sweet lady.
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  8. The police have got a clear and predictable protocol to follow. And if by chance they suspect a partner of wrongdoing or perhaps a family member might just be hiding something...they do like to put that person or persons before a camera on television. So they can watch the 'performance' and put them under a little stress and then they can note anything that looks or feels or seems 'wrong' or inconsistent. It's a well-known tactic - and whenever I see a partner or loved one on screen, it always gets my Spidey-Sense tingling...
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  9. "After trekking for several hours...I fell over." 😂
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  10. This was a hard watch.
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  11. I love that Khan is literally "peering through his glasses, down the length of his nose" at the kangaroo court. Pure contempt. This is a good (not perfect) man brought low by power-hungry pigs.
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  12. Shameful waste of time and energy. Three children fight over a toy they could all share but just will not, the toy gets broken and forgotten in the bagarre, then said three brats all blame each other for the resulting mess. Crazy. Meanwhile, innocent men, women and children continue to suffer and die. Horrible.
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  13. We can put men on the moon and rockets into space but we can't find a way to feed ourselves. Disgusting.
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  14. We have a hideous goverment in the UK who will not even pay a decent wage to public sector workers, never mind help the homeless...
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  15. "...pay the people to move to a different location..." Most sensible comment on here. Genius.
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  16. You can't treat people like they are 'novelties,' something to 'show off' to your virtue-signalling friends, something to be 'dropped' when the novelty wears off. That's just patronizing and ill-mannered and in that case one is doing something ostensibly good but for the wrong reasons. As for difficulties - we are all human and we all have feelings and opinions. And we all make mistakes. So everybody has to work together in stressful times and find a suitable compromise when differences and difficulties arise. Easier said than done, I know. I'm pretty set in my ways so I know straight away I'd be unsuitable for this kind of thing...
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  17. Disgusting waste of money - public resources that are now more than ever needed to help people who are struggling so. Some things never change. In the terrible Thatcherite 1980s, with 3 million unemployed, Liverpool had something they called 'a riverside festival'. I remember that it did f-all and it changed f-all and it helped no one, especially people who had f-all...makes me so mad!!!😡
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  18. If you go to 'the right school', you can fluff your A-levels bigtime and still go on to become a bland, empty, thicko Tory Education minister, evidently.
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  19. This is why contemporary music is so rubbish, mostly. Bands have got nothing to say. Middle-class punk or rap music: "My daddy gives me loads of money. He even bought me a car. The b*s*ard!"
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  20. I blame the parents. For everything.
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  21. 'I pulled my own tooth out. It was loose so I numbed it, wiggled it, and just pulled it out.' 'OOOWWWW 'Did it hurt?' Quality journalism. Absolutely first-class reporting right there. (sarcasm level 10: critical)
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  22. The interviewer's questions were twice as long than his fellow interlocutor's answers. Narcissistic, moi?
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  23. If your personal and spiritual happiness is determined by the result of a football game, you need to seriously look at your life and make changes.
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  24. Yes, you are right. Looks like they are going to be running out of forest soon anyhow, considering how fast they are turning it into firewood.
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  25.  @ramjet8778  I agree with you. What Rees Mogg doesn't know about politics and its history ain't worth knowing. But the problem is not with Mogg's mind. It's his soul - or rather his lack of anything even vaguely resembling a soul. This man is a walking moral vacuum. He is a dark star, a black hole, of a man. He's better than everybody else (looking from his perspective) and he knows it. He owns not one penny-pinch of humility or modesty. Mogg's performance on Channel 4 tonight was first-class, the stuff of legend. But it was all in the service of nothing, for a Prime Minister who believes in nothing, who values nothing. Except his own selfish ambition and greed.
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  26. Anyone who can kill innocent children and call it 'collateral damage' - well, words fail me, they really do. And the world continues to scare me and depress me, daily.
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  27. The eco-warriors of the world love their drums, don't they? Bless their little thumpy green hearts.
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  28. I like this guy.
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  29.  @lee9650  This isn't about the politics of envy - this is about the politics of greed. I (and most people) don't want anybody else's money: they want the state (politicans they elected, mind you) to treat everybody with dignity and respect. This is about keeping the rich richer by making the poor poorer. Check yourself.
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  30.  @davidz3879  "I'm not racist, but..."
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  31.  @fishhead6449  whatabout your whataboutery?
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  32. Beautiful. Great story. (Oh, we have only got under two minutes to tell you all about it though.)
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  33.  @nickmagee-brown739  Not a new government. A new leader. Same old nasty party. Who supported Boris all the way.
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  34. Ms. Hilsum (a sprightly 64 years young but still getting on in days - if I may be so bold) makes a point of telling us, in the first few seconds of the piece, Ms. Pelosi's age (or, at least, her 'octogenarian' status - a very agile 82 years young, in fact). Eh...why, exactly? Are not older people allowed to do things and get around and be up to mischief and be a nuisance and all that good, dangerous stuff like the young uns'? Or was Hilsum being sarcastic and taking a pop at Pelosi's critics and I just missed it? President Biden has also had some criticism because of his age. Now, even to me, Biden often looks as if he's 'feeling his years', to put it mildly. But when did it become cool to be ageist all of a sudden? I must have missed that meeting.
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  35.  @jimbob-robob  the police followed safely behind without lights or siren whilst the boys raced recklessly away without sense or helmets left the police for dead half-a-mile away then deaded themselves by losing a fight with a bus
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  36. Tears of guilt and shame from The Transport Minister. Resigned before he was sacked.
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  37.  @bobjames6622  Yeah, because wanting people not to die and instead to be safe and happy is so shallow and self-serving.
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  38. Some people have no choice, it's their only option so they can live and pay their bills.
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  39. Very well put. Thatcher broke our spines; now the Tories are dancing on our dead bones.
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  40.  @Blackmamba12345  The old school tie and "daddy's got contacts in the city" are still very much the working norm in the UK and elsewhere - and you know it.
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  41. It would be nice to have a few more Labour politicians on the picket lines standing shoulder to shoulder with working people.
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  42. This is very important news for the future of Europe and the whole world. It makes me so angry that any proper news about the war in Ukraine has been so scarce on British television these past two weeks because one rich old lady died of a comfortable old age.
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  43.  @saxglend9439  Jesus, Siddhartha Gautama, Muhammad. All actual, historical people, I'm afraid.
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  44. I think Russia has enough rubles. It doesn't have to beg.
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  45. Disgusting that such things as food banks even exist at all. This country is broken. We need a new one, quick!
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  46. Where is the CCTV footage? There are cameras on every train, bus and taxi in the UK now.
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  47. I'm angry about stuff all the time. Never once have I set afire my neighbour's car. Not once. And I'm a right misery guts.
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  48. "marking their own homework..." Love that phrase! It is so right and really sums up the Tory mindset. Bravo.
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  49. A surprising lack of bitterness or anger. Maybe that's the way to a long life. Just let the negative stuff (and all the things you can't control) go - just be positive and focus on the good gifts of life. idk
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  50. Would wearing helmets have saved their worthless pointless stupid little lives, do you think? At those speeds, I mean?
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